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Why? It's cheap, light, well inside the roll cage, and NASCAR Cup cars do the same thing. At least, the Hendrick cars do. I do it for the same reason I keep my transponder, Fire bottle and me well inside the roll cage. Steel lines can split in an accident. Rubber line inside tube works on the same principle as a fuel cell. Takes a lot for the rubber fuel line to be ruptured.
Russ
Last edited by Russ Myers; 04-21-2011 at 01:45 PM.
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